The imperialist claims that they colonize other nations to help them develop and civilize the non-civilize tribes and people. It also the destiny of the West to conquer and teach this people and to spread Christianity all over the world. One concrete example of this is the poem The White Man's Burden of Rudyard Kipling to justify colonialism. Also they believed that their superior race should lead the lesser people to development.
Answer: C separate but equal
Explanation:
Plessy v Ferguson ruled segregation constitutional and Brown v Board considered it unconstitutional. Showing the change over time.
The Bill of Rights has been important in American history because it has outlined and protected certain baseline rights that Americans are endowed with. The Bill of Rights establishes specific protections that have enormous consequences in the way the American legal system functions and how Americans conduct their lives. The Bill of Rights set the groundwork for essential freedoms like free speech, freedom of the press, religion, and others.
Answer:
Poaching is the illegal capture or killing of wild animals
Habitat destruction or loss results in the complete loss of an organism's home.
Energy cycle or trophic levels in ecosystem can cause some organisms to use up resources required by other organisms
Pollution is the release of harmful substances into the environment.
Explanation:
Poaching which involves hunting or capture of animals is illegal in most countries and is usually associated with the land use laws of the country.
Habitat destruction is when an organism loses its habitat or it becomes almost impossible for it to survive there
Energy cycle or trophic levels show energy transfer on different levels of the food chain, showing how each subsequent chain faces less and less food availability as it is used up by the one before
Pollution is characterized by introduction or presence of contaminants that have harmful effects in the environment. They can be chemical substances or such things as noise, light etc
The threat embodied by the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin dampened any comeback of isolationism.
The ideological goals of the fascist powers in Europe during World War II and the growing aggression of Germany led many Americans to fear for the security of their nation, and thus call for an end to the US policy of isolationism.
